Showing posts with label recycle art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recycle art. Show all posts

Monday, October 31, 2016

Indoor Pumpkin Craft


(When you apply a face on an upside down jar think it through first)

  This is an easy way to bring that glow into your house!  My disclaimer: I may or may not be a hoarder.  My littlest one hasn't eaten baby food in years.

For this project I pulled out old glass baby food jars and plastic ones as well.  I didn't know which one would work better so I used one of each.  The plastic leftover cups from fruit may work to depending on the height.



  I  addition to the jars you need:

                            tissue paper (and glue)

                                   paint

  The glass jar was painted.

The plastic jar was glued and scraps of torn tissue paper was applied to it.

Orange was the name of the game since these were supposed to be pumpkins.  Red and yellow paint on the glass jar to give me orange and I layered yellow tissue paper first then red on the plastic jar for an orange glow.

Cutout your faces.


Add your light device under the jar.

You now have indoor pumpkins less the mess, and clean up.




Friday, October 28, 2016

Letter F preschool




  This week little man was learning the letter F.  F is a fun letter.  It makes you describe just as many things as you can find beginning with that letter.  For example f is for fun and food.  So that leads to everything!


This activity has him follow the phrase I read to him and circle the F's.


A basic math sheet.  He is able to count the objects and circle he appropriate number.


He likes to use the dot makers.  For this activity I try to encourage him to make contact with all circles.  So a slow deliberate movement is involved here.


F is for fingerprints.  A ink pad and the letter f!


This is the first page of his workbook.  It changes with each letter but offers a image to trace and  few of the upper and lower case letters to trace.


This was a first for us with this type of worksheet.  Numbers 1-6 with 6 different colors.  He had to color the number the appropriate color.  Of course he cant read the color but, he can identify the numbers.


Lastly was our Frankenstein craft! Super easy craft, seasonal fun and used with all supplies I had on hand.

Letter F is finished and its time for a new letter next week.